Durable and Versatile Engineered Quartz Countertops
Gallery 77 carries a wide selection of durable, practical, and affordable quartz countertops by today’s top manufacturers. Nonporous and stain-resistant.
ENGINEERED QUARTZ COUNTERTOPS
For the customer who is looking for the durability, consistency, ethereal patterns, and the latest trends in texture and color, Gallery 77 offers some of the most versatile selections of quartz countertops in the region, supplied by the top manufacturers in the market today. Quartz kitchen countertops and quartz bathroom countertops have gained significant popularity in recent years due to its durability and versatility. Engineered stone countertops are composed of natural ground quartz and a small percentage of polymer resins, quartz combines the appearance of natural stone with the longevity and range of colors of an engineered countertop material. Unlike many types of natural stone countertops, quartz countertops have good heat resistance and are resistant to staining and other damage from cooking oils, liquids, or other kitchen hazards, some are even UV resistant. They are also nonporous, so you don’t have to worry about resealing the surface periodically or dealing with bacteria lingering in the countertop. Plus, with the wide array of colors available, you can choose the ideal shade to suit your home or business.
Quartz countertops are typically made up of about 90-95% ground natural quartz and 5-10% resins, polymers, and pigments to hold the countertop together and create the desired color. Resin combined with the stone forms an extremely hard, durable surface that resembles granite without the propensity for stains.
Quartz countertop offerings come in an extensive array of colors, allowing you to choose from different styles and appearances. Coarser-ground quartz typically leads to a flecked, textured appearance, while finely ground quartz produces a more uniform, countertop design. Our home design team can help you select the perfect color colors, patterns and grain size to complement your other aesthetic choices.
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OF QUARTZ:
Quartz is an extremely abundant material, making quartz countertops a relatively low environmental impact material. Additionally, the abundance of this mineral typically makes it easy to source the materials locally, cutting down on emissions during transportation. Many of our quartz providers have been certified by GREENGUARD as low-emitting companies, and other brands mine and manufacture their quartz countertop products entirely in the USA.
CLEANING of QUARTZ KITCHEN COUNTERTOPS and QUARTZ BATHROOM COUNTERTOPS
- Wipe with a mild dish soap and a soft rag
- Remove tough stains from your quartz countertops with denatured alcohol- DO NOT use acetone
Prevent quartz countertop damage by following these simple steps:
- Stay away from harsh cleaners and abrasive sponges and cleaners, including bleach
- Clean up spills immediately
- Protect your quartz countertops from high temperatures
Refer to your specific manufacturers care and cleaning instructions complete details – see links below for our companies
Our selection Premium Brands Quartz Countertop Brands
Silestone Quartz
Caesarstone Quartz
Q-Quartz by MSI
Aggranite Quartz
Vicostone Quartz
Viatera by LX Hausys
Hanstone Quartz
Difiniti Quartz
Trends in Quartz
Valiant Quartz
Corian Quartz
Tab Quartz
GS Granite World Quartz
Diresco Quartz
Wilsonart Quartz
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WHY GALLERY 77
Our experienced staff will work with you and your interior designer, builder or contractor, to create original designs that reflect your personal style.
TILE
Tile is a manufactured piece of hard-wearing material such as ceramic, stone, metal, or even glass, generally used for covering roofs, floors, walls, showers, or other objects such as tabletops. Tiling stone is typically marble, onyx, granite, or slate.
NATURAL STONE
Natural Stone refers to products quarried from the earth, used over thousands of years as building materials and decorative enhancements. These products include Granite, Marble, Limestone, Travertine, Slate, Quartzite, Sandstone, Adoquin, Onyx, and others.
ENGINEERED QUARTZ
Unlike natural stone countertops cut from pure granite, marble, or sandstone, engineered stone counters are made from quartz crystals held together with a resin binder. They have a similar appearance to natural stone, but they possess benefits not available with natural materials. Quartz bathroom countertops have been very popular in the past few years.